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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
9
A terse classified notice seeks two adding machines. No names, places, or dates are clear in the readable text. The snippet indicates a typed ad for purchase or sale of adding machines, with limited readable details.
Legal notices announce the La Crosse Board of Review will meet on the last Monday in June 1923 to review the 1923 tax rolls. Also a foreclosure sale is scheduled for July 1 1924 in La Crosse County to settle the judgment against multiple defendants with property in Cowrnsse County and surrounding parcels.
Market openings show mixed results with gains in some stocks and losses in others. Duress from volatile rates and foreign exchanges, with several large cap names posting new lows while livestock and agricultural futures drift, and a quirky human interest note about Mercury links a distant fact to the day’s chatter.
Market notes U S grain prices fluctuated with wheat declines across the board and a rally in corn futures. Wheat fell Monday while corn and oats attempted gains amid a general downturn. futures for July were volatile and hogs and corn faced higher quotations despite overall softness.
John F. Lyons of Fort Worth Texas was reelected president of the National Nation of Music clubs at the session of the biennial convention in Portland Oregon. Mrs Cecil Frankel of Los Angeles was elected first vice president and Mrs Cats of Enaden was chosen as the next convention host. The convention closed with a concert program Saturday night.
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